We've compiled a list of some of the questions we get asked on a regular basis. If you don't see your question listed here, feel free to drop us a line and give us a chance to answer any question you might have about our service or how we can serve you.

Our prices are based on all of the factors that go into installing your AC Unit. We consider our labor hours, taxes, the cost of the system components, and the construction of your home. Hard to access work areas or the need for custom parts are two factors that can great affect the cost of an installation. Delta T Heating and Cooling works very hard to give you the best service for the best price.

Yes! We work with Kwik Comfort Financing, through Synchrony. Kwik Comfort offers convenient monthly payment options, deferred interest, and fixed payment interest plans for those who qualify.  You can apply for Kwik Comfort here.

When you have a noticeable reduction of cool air quality, it may be time to have your A/C serviced. If you notice that your vents are blowing hot air, are experiencing insufficient air flow, hearing unusual noises, your A/C unit constantly turning off and on, high humidity, unpleasant smells, or find water leaks these are all signs that your system needs immediate servicing.

If your system is has multiple component failures, then it might be time to retire your old A/C and replace it with a more energy efficient, environmentally friendly cooling and heat system.

If your system is older than 10 years, due to the January 1, 2020 ban on R-22 refrigerant, your service costs will increase as supplies become more limited. Systems that run on R-410A refrigerant can save you money on both service costs and your electric bill.

If either of these considerations apply to you, than it may be time to replace your current A/C system.

Yes, we do. The more pressing question is whether it is worth it to repair a window unit. New window A/C units can cost between $150 to $1000, our repair fee is $100 if it can be repaired while installed or $150 if we have to remove the system for repair.